The National Basketball Association (NBA) and Sensio Technologies announced that they will distribute NBA All-Star Saturday Night and the 60th NBA All-Star Game to more than 100 international cinemas live in 3D.
Sony Ericsson announced its new Xperia PLAY PlayStation Certified smartphone, which employs Google’s Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system.
Panasonic Solutions Company announced that Vertical Ascent is developing and producing an original 3D TV series that is being shot with AG-3DA1 Full HD 3D camcorders from Panasonic.
WealthTV announced that several of its original 3D titles are now available through Roku’s streaming player.
Sony, Discovery and IMAX announced that their joint venture 3net 3D television network will be available through DIRECTV in the U.S. beginning February 13, 2011.
The International 3D Society 3D (I3DS) held its second annual 3D Creative Arts Awards on Feb. 9, 2011.
Qualcomm announced that its latest Snapdragon processor for tablets and smartphones is designed to enable 3D gaming as well as autostereoscopic and stereoscopic 3D viewing.
Optoma Europe announced its new home entertainment projector that includes full support for NVIDIA 3DVision technology.
Mozaex announced its new Solo 2 3D all-in-one 12TB Blu-ray 3D entertainment server.
Unicomm and The Bob Dowling Group announced that they will hold their 3D Entertainment Summit, 3D Gaming Summit and NY Mobile Entertainment Summit together on June 23-24, 2011 in New York City.
The Pavement announced that it has moved into the world of 3D and now offers in-house managed encoding, design, authoring and QC of stereoscopic material for Blu-ray 3D and anaglyph DVD production.